Knoxville residents experienced dense fog this morning, which cleared for a sunny day. Rain is expected Monday night, with heavy showers and storms likely Tuesday. Conditions will improve by Thanksgiving with clear and cooler weather.

Knoxville residents expect showers with a high near 72, decreasing to 48 at night with partly cloudy skies. Sunny Sunday with calmer winds and a clear night expected.

The National Weather Service reports fog and mist in Knoxville, with a forecast of showers, thunderstorms, and an 80% chance of precipitation tonight.

Dense fog affected Knoxville's morning commute, with visibility below a quarter-mile. The National Weather Service warned drivers to be cautious as showers and storms were expected later and through the weekend.

Knoxville's weather is overcast at 57°F with high humidity and calm winds. Rain showers and patchy fog are expected through the week with temperatures around 70s.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes a comfortable 59°F today, potential showers Tuesday, and fluctuating chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

The NWS forecasts a breezy weekend for Knoxville with highs around 70 degrees, chances of showers, and gusty winds, particularly in higher elevations.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts clear skies and highs in the 60s, with intermittent showers expected throughout the weekend and the coming week.

NWS Knoxville predicts sunny skies with highs around 60-70 degrees and light winds for the upcoming week, with patchy fog tonight and a slight chance of showers by next Tuesday.

The NWS predicts improved weather for Knoxville with sunny skies and a high near 45°F on Veterans Day, and a mostly sunny week with temps in the low 60s.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for snow in parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, with significant snowfall expected.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued for southwest North Carolina and east Tennessee, affecting morning commuters with visibility as low as a quarter-mile. Cold front brings potential snow and low wind chills.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for parts of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, advising caution for drivers.